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We got two of these as plants from Home Depot in 2014. The tags said bonnieplants.com. I also took seeds from a store tomato that I think...Read More
I'm sure I'm doing something terribly wrong, reading all of your positive comments. I have two small Roma plants in a large bucket on my ...Read More
This plant took alot of abuse in my garden and kept growing. My cats trampled it to the ground. I repotted it and within weeks was growin...Read More
This is a very manageable variety for a small garden and/or containers. The vines are very productive. The tomatoes are great for cooking...Read More
I planted my Roma's in Miracle Grow planting dirt in a black large container and put them in the sun and kept up on the water, only water...Read More
Size-wise, Roma’s are 10-to-the-pound. I tried 9 varieties in 2007 (Brandywine, Burpee Delicious, Burpee Longkeeper, Roma, Rutgers, Pe...Read More
It's really hard NOT to grow good Roma tomatoes. This popular cultivar has got to be the easiest, most productive tomato of all time. I...Read More
I use 'regular' tomatoes for sauce and salads so it is pointless for me to grow this variety even though I have experimented with them in...Read More
We had wonderful success with this plant in a year when most people in our area had very few tomatoes. We had a tremendous amount of rai...Read More
First time growing these Roma tomatoes and I'd have to
say I've never grown a tomato plant that gives you so many
tomatoes ...Read More
I have never grown tomatoes (or much of anything else for that matter) and as I don't have exclusive use of the yard here, I grew them in...Read More
I wish I could go on and on about how spectacular this tomato was but its Roma - what are you gonna say?
I set out about 1...Read More
These are a good flavored paste tomato. They do tend to get small towards the end of production. I would be happier with them if the we...Read More
This variety performs nicely here in the Inland Northwest. It can be very susceptible to blossom-end rot (BER); however, when we switche...Read More
The BEST "mater" for making Salsa, meaty and not much in the pulp department. This is about the only tomato I grow.
I live in Southbridge, New Zealand (South Island). Have on hectare of land dedicated to vegetables and fruit trees.
I have grown R...Read More
This is the only variety I have been able to find in the stores in winter months that tastes like a homegrown tomato. I grow it in the ...Read More
VERY productive, with over 100 tomatoes per plant. Excellent for canning, sauces, and salsa. Plum shaped, but about 1.5 times larger th...Read More
Here in the UK, Roma is described as an outdoor bush variety. Medium sized, plum shaped, red fruits on resonably small stocky plants, mig...Read More